Regents & Fellows

Regents & Fellows

The Board of Regents is the governing body of the National College for DUI Defense. Regents are selected to the Board and serve a term that often times lasts over a decade. The Regents below appear in their chronological order of appointment to the Board of Regents for the National College for DUI Defense®. The executive offices of the College are filled in this same chronological order. The Executive Board consists of the Dean, Assistant Dean, Secretary, Treasurer and Dean Emeritus.

The designation “Fellow of the National College for DUI Defense” is a singular honor bestowed by the Board of Regents of the College upon those who have fulfilled many years of service on the Board of Regents and has served as Dean of the College.


REGENTS

FELLOWS

IN MEMORIAM

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NCDD Dean 2014-2015

Stephen L. Jones

1956 – 2025

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NCDD Dean 1995-1996

Lawrence Taylor

1942 – 2023

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NCDD Dean 2008-2009

Victor J. Pellegrino

1948 – 2009

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NCDD Dean 2000-2001

Reese I. Joye

1938 – 2008

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